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    Project For Homr Economics (Garden Tools)

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    This document describes and defines common tools used for gardening and agriculture. It discusses tools for digging and moving soil like hoes, spades, and shovels. It also mentions tools for raking and sweeping like garden rakes, leaf blowers, and leaf sweepers. Other tools discussed are trowels, dibbers, gloves, bulb planters, wheelbarrows, watering cans, scythes, cultivators, axes, machetes, and rollers. All of these tools serve purposes like digging, planting, watering, cutting, raking, and preparing soil.

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    Project For Homr Economics (Garden Tools)

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    This document describes and defines common tools used for gardening and agriculture. It discusses tools for digging and moving soil like hoes, spades, and shovels. It also mentions tools for raking and sweeping like garden rakes, leaf blowers, and leaf sweepers. Other tools discussed are trowels, dibbers, gloves, bulb planters, wheelbarrows, watering cans, scythes, cultivators, axes, machetes, and rollers. All of these tools serve purposes like digging, planting, watering, cutting, raking, and preparing soil.

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    This document describes and defines common tools used for gardening and agriculture. It discusses tools for digging and moving soil like hoes, spades, and shovels. It also mentions tools for raking and sweeping like garden rakes, leaf blowers, and leaf sweepers. Other tools discussed are trowels, dibbers, gloves, bulb planters, wheelbarrows, watering cans, scythes, cultivators, axes, machetes, and rollers. All of these tools serve purposes like digging, planting, watering, cutting, raking, and preparing soil.

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    Project For Homr Economics (Garden Tools)

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    Maria Anna M Legaspi
    This document describes and defines common tools used for gardening and agriculture. It discusses tools for digging and moving soil like hoes, spades, and shovels. It also mentions tools for raking and sweeping like garden rakes, leaf blowers, and leaf sweepers. Other tools discussed are trowels, dibbers, gloves, bulb planters, wheelbarrows, watering cans, scythes, cultivators, axes, machetes, and rollers. All of these tools serve purposes like digging, planting, watering, cutting, raking, and preparing soil.

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    Hoe

    a hoe is an ancient versatile


    agricultural tool used to move small
    amounts of soil.






    Spade


    A spade is a tool designed primarily
    for the purpose of digging or
    removing earth and spreading the
    soil.














    Trowel


    A trowel is a tool with a pointed, scoop-
    shaped metal blade and a handle.














    Garden rake


    A rake is a broom for outside use; a
    horticultural implement consisting of a
    toothed bar fixed transversely to a
    handle, and used to collect leaves, hay,
    grass, etc.


    Water hose





    A garden hose, hosepipe or simply
    hose is a flexible tube used to convey
    water.


















    Leaf blower









    A leaf blower is a gardening tool that
    propels air out of a nozzle to move
    yard debris such as leaves.































    Leaf Sweeper


    A lawn sweeper, also known as a leaf
    sweeper, is a garden tool for the
    mechanical removal of debris, such as
    fallen leaves, pine needles, twigs, grass
    clippings or litter, from a lawn or
    paved area.









    Leveling
    Breaking
    Measuring



















    Spade

    Spades are made of sharper metal tips,
    a spade can both break and move the
    earth in most situations, increasing
    efficiency.













    Plough

    The plough is a tool(or machine)used
    in farming cultivation of soil in
    preparation for sowing seed or
    planting to loosen or turn the soil.













    Dibber


    A dibber or dibble is a pointed wooden
    stick for making holes in the ground so
    that seeds, seedlings or small bulbs
    can be planted.







    Transferring Seedlings
















    Gloves


    A glove is a garment covering the
    whole hand.












    Shovel

    Shovels are common tools that are
    used extensively in agriculture,
    construction, and gardening.










    Bulb Planter

    A bulb planter removes the soil in a
    plug for each individual bulb planting
    and alleviates the need for digging an
    entire bed with a shovel.










    Wheelbarrow

    The wheelbarrow is designed to
    distribute the weight of its load
    between the wheel and the operator so
    enabling the convenient carriage of
    heavier and bulkier loads than would
    be possible were the weight carried
    entirely by the operator.







    Other equipments








    garden axe



    The axe (or ax) is an implement that
    has been used for millennia to shape,
    split and cutwood; to harvest timber;
    as a weapon; and as a ceremonial or
    heraldic symbol.








    machete

    The machete is a large cleaver-like
    knife. The blade is typically 32.5 to 45
    centimetres (12.8 to 18 in) long and
    usually under 3 millimetres (0.12 in)
    thick.








    watering can


    A watering can (or watering pot) is a
    portable container, usually with a
    handle and a spout, used to water
    plants by hand.
    scythe

    A scythe is an agricultural hand tool
    for mowing grass or reaping crops.

    cultivator



    A cultivator is any of several types of
    farm implement used for secondary
    tillage.










    Roller



    The roller is an agricultural tool used
    for flattening land or breaking up large
    clumps of soil, especially after
    ploughing.

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